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NCAA men’s basketball opening week takeaways: UConn’s unmatched backcourt, Illinois and UCLA set the offensive standard
Villanova and Notre Dame tipped off the 2026-27 NCAA Men’s Basketball season in Italy on Nov. 1. Since then, there have been a dozen buy game upsets, breakout campaigns and historic programs meeting expectations or underperforming. UConn has the best backcourt in the country, again. Three seasons ago, Dan...
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No. 4 UConn rolls past Wagner 83-41 but loses forward Nik Khamenia to injury
STORRS, Conn. (AP) — Silas Demary Jr. had 18 points and a career-high six steals to lead fourth-ranked UConn to a 83-41 win over Wagner on Monday night. Forward Nik Khamenia scored 11 points in just 7 minutes for the Huskies before leaving the game midway through the first half with a lower-body injury. Jayden Ross had 12 points, Na'jai Hines had 10 points and eight rebounds and Braylon Mullins added 10 points for UConn (3-0). AJ Rodriguez had 10 points for seven rebounds for Wagner (0-3). Khamenia, UConn's fourth-leading scorer coming into the game, was on the floor and appeared to be in pain when he slowly returned to his feet with 10:04 remaining in the first half. When a trainer came onto the floor, he pointed to one of his feet. Khamenia initially stayed in the game. Kareem Watson quickly hit a 3-pointer for Wagner, which called timeout. Khamenia checked out and headed to the locker room with members of the UConn medical staff; he did not return. Khamenia scored eight points to help UConn take a 14-0 lead. Wagner turned the ball over five times before Rodriguez hit a jumper for the Seahawks' first points. Wagner had
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UConn drops in AP Poll following loss to Michigan
STORRS, Conn. (WFSB) - The UConn women’s basketball team dropped a couple of spots in the AP Top 25 Women’s College Basketball Poll. The Huskies fell to No. 4 on Monday. They suffered a road loss to Michigan, which rose to No. 2 in the poll. South Carolina...